Background Information

Modern Weapons

1980 to Present

Historical Weapons

Battleship Main Guns

Cruiser / Destroyer Main Guns and Battleship / Cruiser Secondary Guns

9"/35 Pattern 1877 (Russia)
Iki (ex-Russian Imperator Nikolai I)
20 cm/50 3rd Year Type No. 2
All Japanese Heavy Cruisers after 1940
20 cm/50 3rd Year Type No. 1
Akagi, Kaga, Furutaka, Aoba and Myôkô Classes
8"/45 Pattern 1892 (Russia)
Aso (ex-Russian Bayan)
8"/45 EOC Patterns,
8"/45 41st Year Type,
20 cm/45 41st Year Type
Armored Cruisers of the early 1900s
20 cm/12 Short Gun
Merchant Ships of World War II
15.5 cm/60 3rd Year Type
Yamato, Ôyodo, Mogami and Tone (1938) Classes
6"/50 Vickers Mark M,
6"/50 Mark II and Mark III,
15 cm/50 41st Year Type
Kongô (1912), Fusô and Agano Classes
6"/45 Elswick,
6"/45 41st Year Type,
15 cm/45 41st Year Type
Tone (1910) and Chikuma (1910) Classes
6"/45 Pattern 1892 (Russia)
Iwami (ex-Russian Oryol)
6"/40 QF EOC Patterns,
6"/40 41st Year Type,
15 cm/40 41st Year Type
Pre-dreadnoughts and Armored Cruisers
14 cm/40 11th Year Type
Submarines of the 1930s
5.5"/50 3rd Year Type,
14 cm/50 3rd Year Type
Battleships and Cruisers 1915 - 1925
5"/54 Mark 16 (USA)
Akizuki (1959) and Murasame Classes
5"/38 Mark 12 (USA)
Yugure Class (ex-USN Fletcher type)
12.7 cm Type 1 or Type 5
Land Mountings
12.7 cm/50 3rd Year Type
Fubuki, Ayanami, Akatsuki, Chidori, Hatsuharu, Shiratsuyu, Asashio, Kagerô, Yûgumo and Shimakaze Classes
12.7 cm/40 Type 88,
12.7 cm/40 Type 89
Type 88: I.5 and I.6
Type 89: Battleships, heavy cruisers, aircraft carriers, numerous minor warships and auxiliaries 1932 - 1945
12 cm/45 10th Year Type
Akaki, Kaga, Furutaka, Aoba, Myôkô and Takao Classes, small carriers, minor warships and auxiliaries 1932 - 1945
4.7"/45 3rd Year Type,
12 cm/45 3rd Year Type,
12 cm/45 11th Year Type
Momi, Minekaze, Wakatake, Kamikaze, Mutsuki, Ootori, I153 and I171 Classes
4.7"/40 Elswick,
4.7"/40 41st Year Type,
12 cm/40 41st Year Type
Tone (1910), Umikaze, Sakura, Urakaze, Kaba, Isokaze, Momo and Enoki Classes
120 mm/45 Pattern 1892 (Russia)
Mishima and Okinoshima (1905) (ex-Admiral Senyavin and General-Admiral Apraksin)
12 cm/12 Short Gun
Merchant Ships of World War II
4"/40 BL Mark VIII
Sakaki
10 cm/65 Type 98
Akitzuki (1942), Oyodo, Taiho and B-65 Classes
10 cm/50 Type 88
I 165 (Type KD 5) and I 168 (Type KD 6A) Classes

Smaller Caliber and Anti-Aircraft Guns